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> And therefore, I oppose the "right" for anyone to do that, simply because I can never know what they will end up doing with that photo. Jurisprudence in my c

> And therefore, I oppose the "right" for anyone to do that, simply because I can never know what they will end up doing with that photo. Jurisprudence in my country can’t preempt legal activities because they might lead to wrongdoing in the future. The road to hell is paved with good intentions. I don’t know what you think folks are likely to do, but there are likely already laws against doing most things you would take umbrage with. There’s no need to winnow our rights out of concern for your “mights.”

nandomrumber 1y ago
Just because it’s legal doesn’t mean you aren’t being a rude cunt. Which are here too. People can complain about whatever they want. It’s entirely legal to have an opinion, since you seem so preoccupied with laws.
- aspenmayer 1y ago
  > Just because it’s legal doesn’t mean you aren’t being a rude cunt. I can’t top that as a “how do you do,” and yet, it’s both of our birthright to be “a rude cunt” or worse, within the bounds of the law.
  - nandomrumber 1y ago
    Excellent response, you made me laugh. I was getting enduly riled up over anonymous internet comments and was going to say something much more obnoxious, but not everyone gets Australian humour so I figured I’d tone it down. If I saw you take an unasked photo of our blind friend here, I’d let them know so they’d have an opportunity to approach you and ask you to deleted it, if they happen to feel motivated to do so, and offer to take care of it myself ;)
    - aspenmayer 1y ago
      I’ve spent some time down under myself, and I would hope if you were to ever find me lacking, to the degree that you needed to take care of me, that you have the foresight to have that moment on camera, because such a photograph ought to go straight to the pool room.[0] [0] (For those who haven't seen The Castle (1997), you really owe it to the Australians in your life to make an appointment with yourself to do so at your earliest convenience. Here's the scene from the film in question which originated one of my favorite bits of Aussie slang: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCtMTbKX6_I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCtMTbKX6_I https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Castle_(1997_Australian_film) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Castle_(1997_Australian_fi... )
      - nandomrumber 1y ago
        Sorry, was going to reply but in rate limited in replying, probably because I’m a bit of a rude cunt. —- I’m in to that! It’d be a photo of me falling flat on my face / generally making a fool of myself. Perfect pool room photo. Have a lovely day.
        aspenmayer 1y ago
        Good on ya, mate. Cheers.
- bborud 1y ago
  as a non-militant bicyclist I see this every day. People who insist on their right to ride where they are legally allowed to while at the same time being a nuisance. Yes, you can ride on the sidewalk, but it'd be really nice if you didn't. Yes, you can ride in the road, but do you really need to? In all cities where I've rode a bicycle, a tiny bit of planning and attention can usually result in routes that result in minimal opportunities for conflict. You can certainly photograph street scenes without being a rude cunt.

nandomrumber 1y ago

Just because it’s legal doesn’t mean you aren’t being a rude cunt. Which are here too. People can complain about whatever they want. It’s entirely legal to have an opinion, since you seem so preoccupied with laws.

aspenmayer 1y ago
> Just because it’s legal doesn’t mean you aren’t being a rude cunt. I can’t top that as a “how do you do,” and yet, it’s both of our birthright to be “a rude cunt” or worse, within the bounds of the law.
- nandomrumber 1y ago
  Excellent response, you made me laugh. I was getting enduly riled up over anonymous internet comments and was going to say something much more obnoxious, but not everyone gets Australian humour so I figured I’d tone it down. If I saw you take an unasked photo of our blind friend here, I’d let them know so they’d have an opportunity to approach you and ask you to deleted it, if they happen to feel motivated to do so, and offer to take care of it myself ;)
  - aspenmayer 1y ago
    I’ve spent some time down under myself, and I would hope if you were to ever find me lacking, to the degree that you needed to take care of me, that you have the foresight to have that moment on camera, because such a photograph ought to go straight to the pool room.[0] [0] (For those who haven't seen The Castle (1997), you really owe it to the Australians in your life to make an appointment with yourself to do so at your earliest convenience. Here's the scene from the film in question which originated one of my favorite bits of Aussie slang: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCtMTbKX6_I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCtMTbKX6_I https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Castle_(1997_Australian_film) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Castle_(1997_Australian_fi... )
    - nandomrumber 1y ago
      Sorry, was going to reply but in rate limited in replying, probably because I’m a bit of a rude cunt. —- I’m in to that! It’d be a photo of me falling flat on my face / generally making a fool of myself. Perfect pool room photo. Have a lovely day.
      - aspenmayer 1y ago
        Good on ya, mate. Cheers.
bborud 1y ago
as a non-militant bicyclist I see this every day. People who insist on their right to ride where they are legally allowed to while at the same time being a nuisance. Yes, you can ride on the sidewalk, but it'd be really nice if you didn't. Yes, you can ride in the road, but do you really need to? In all cities where I've rode a bicycle, a tiny bit of planning and attention can usually result in routes that result in minimal opportunities for conflict. You can certainly photograph street scenes without being a rude cunt.